GameStop Didn’t Sell Bitcoin — What It Did Instead Will Anger BTC Maxis

On‑chain trackers showed GameStop’s $324 million worth of bitcoin leaving its wallets for Coinbase. Many assumed a full‑blown dump, but SEC filings show the company still has exposure to Bitcoin, just not in the way most traders think. Related Reading: Bitcoin Rangebound At $70K While Macro Cracks Deepen – Why Analyst Says It’s Too Early To Call A Bottom A Bitcoin “Covered-Call” Deal On paper, GameStop now only owns 1 BTC. The gaming company’s latest 10-K reveal that instead of offloading the 4,710 BTC it bought January last year, the video game retailer has pledged 4,709 of 4,710 BTC to Coinbase for a covered call strategy, receiving about $368 million in cash while capping upside above roughly $105,000–$110,000 per BTC. A covered call is an options strategy where you own an asset and sell call options against it to collect premium income, but in exchange you cap your upside if the price moves sharply higher. This is exactly what GameStop did: it handed Coinbase almost all its BTC as